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Changes will benefit international students

Julia Innocente-Jones International university students and New Zealanders alike would benefit from the Government’s proposed overhaul of post-study work visas. Under proposals released at the

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More women take honours on Queen’s Birthday

Venkat Raman Women dominate the Queen’s Birthday Honours List released on June 4, 2018. Among them are three Dames, many Companions, Officers, Members and Honorary

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Aucklanders shape the future of their City

Supplied Content The Planning Committee of the Auckland Council adopted on June 4, 2018 the ‘Auckland Plan 2050,’ the strategic plan guiding how Auckland will

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People discuss solutions to crime and prejudice

Supplied Content Over 150 Ethnic Community Leaders and Government Ministers collaborated at the Inaugural Safer Ethnic Communities Ministerial Forum held in Auckland on Saturday, May

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Deportation Case progresses in High Court

Staff Reporter Mr Singh (not his real name) had filed Judicial review proceedings challenging the decisions pertaining to his deportation. The Crown had not filed

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Worker exploitation rampant in New Zealand

Modern Slavery is becoming a menace Tod Cooper Our politicians and law makers need to accelerate the introduction of a Modern Slavery Act to establish

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Sir Anand Satyanand appointed to IACC Council

Sourced Content Former Governor General Sir Anand Satyanand has been appointed to the International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) Council for a six-year term. His appointment signals

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Auckland company in money-laundering controversy

Suzanne Snively Investigative journalists have found suspicious foreign trusts in New Zealand. New Zealand remains vulnerable to the flow of illicit offshore assets. An Auckland

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Posthumous Master’s degree to Indian student

Venkat Raman The Waikato University awarded a postgraduate degree (Masters) in Business Management to a young student who last week under tragic circumstances in Tauranga.

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Immigration Profiling was certainly racist

Alastair McClymont Last week Indian Newslink reported on its Web Edition and Social Media on allegations that Immigration New Zealand (INZ) were using a tool

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Politics, Social Media and Parenthood

A Dialogue between PM and a Former President Radio New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said it was a privilege to officially welcome former US

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Education agents score low with INZ

John Gerritsen  Immigration New Zealand (INZ) refused most of the study visa applications from some education agents in India, Vietnam and the Philippines last year.

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